Map of CAP payments 2025
Explore CAP subsidies spread across the map of France: spot at a glance the towns that received the most.
Year
How to use it
- Pick a year in the left column.
- Search for a farm by applying filters.
- Click a farm's name to see the breakdown of its subsidies — or the Map button for the geographic view.
Click “Add a filter” to add as many criteria as you like. Filters of different types combine with AND; several entries of the same type combine with OR. Tick “Invert” on an entry to exclude it ('everything except'). The × cross removes a filter.
- Name
%is a wildcard:%MICHEL%contains MICHEL,%MICHELends with MICHEL.- Town
- Full name, with dashes replaced by spaces.
%is a wildcard:%RENNES%contains RENNES. - Postal code
- Add one entry per code: a department (
35), a full code (35000), a range (35-44) or the%wildcard anywhere in the code (35%= starts with 35,%3010= ends with 3010,4%130= starts with 4 and ends with 130). - Total amount
- Enter a minimum, a maximum, or both: only farms whose total aid for the year falls within the range are kept.
- Aid nature
- Tick one or more aid types in the dropdown. The amount shown is then what was received under the chosen types.
- Export: the “Export data” button downloads a CSV (Excel/LibreOffice). A big result set means a big file.
- Company: the
(data.gouv.fr)link next to the name opens the farm's record on the French business registry (INSEE). - Payments: clicking an amount opens the subsidy breakdown, year by year.
Stay careful with interpretation: check the nature of the payments in particular.
Data from Telepac (“List of beneficiaries”).
No recent data is available right now: the last two years should normally be, via the French Ministry of Agriculture page, but access has become difficult and the postal codes are missing from it.